Video - The Mystery of the Ural Hikers: Secrets of Dead Mountain

February 1959: Nine experienced Russian hikers died mysteriously in the Ural Mountains. Their tent was found cut open from the inside. The hikers had fled barefoot into subzero temperatures. Their bodies were discovered with inexplicable injuries: Crushed ribs but no external bruising One missing her tongue and eyes Traces of radiation on their clothes For decades, theories ranged from avalanche to military testing to supernatural forces. In 2019, researchers finally proposed that a small, delayed avalanche likely caused the initial panic. But this doesn't explain all the injuries or why the experienced hikers cut their tent instead of using the entrance. The full truth of what happened on "Dead Mountain" may never be known.